As the Dodgers gear up for the 2025 stretch run, there are three prospects in particular that they must consider promoting to the major league roster. These young players have shown immense talent and potential in the minors, and it’s time for them to take their skills to the next level. By bringing them up, the Dodgers can inject some fresh energy into their lineup and give themselves the best chance to make a deep postseason run. So, which three prospects will get the call? 3 prospects Dodgers must promote as rosters expand for 2025 stretch run.
After failing to get much out of their trade deadline acquisitions, the Dodgers should promote these three players when the roster expands.
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The Dodgers are hoping to have Muncy back before the end of the regular season.
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